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Although CEO of Yahoo!, Scott Thompson, lied on his resume, you don’t have to. A little work experience that you could build on your own can get you started working on a professional career that you love. Here’s how… Read More

While your products and public relations efforts might be what attracts customers the first time, it customer service that will keep them coming back.

Some valuable lessons and a great customer experience from UPrinting customer service.
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New environments bring new terminology. If your stuggling to make sense of some of the new terminology that comes with online business, then heres a quick resource to have you up to speed. Read More

Google panda update was the new development which role was to put a stop to any site which had poor and content of low quality. Read more . . . Read More

How much do you value creativity?

Most managers and business owners would like to think they value creativity quite highly - but the way many small businesses are run speaks a different truth.

Read on to learn how you should treat the people you count on to create ideas!

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We learn more from failure than than we learn from success.

But if this is true, why are we so intrigued with success stories? Shouldn't we be looking at how people failed instead?

Read on to learn how the truly successful see things! Read More

There are many small ones but they usually are just offshoots to the big one. It is obvious and yet often overlooked. Avoiding it simplifies your marketing and can grow your business. Read More

The need fill a void in the Internet advertising industry, and make a great online business idea; learn from Ad2Charity, a business that does just that. Read More

The latest in the line of Digg-killers hits the streets…er…the Internet today. And Thruzt is its name. And it has several things going for it that should make Digg - and it’s evil twin Reddit - take notice. Read More

Most people complain about Google’s algo updates, but consider that the same percentage of sites that moved down also moved up; can I hear somebody say – “ain’t that sweet!” Read More